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What are the Orion astronauts doing these days? - Space.com Forums
Those poor astronauts who trained on Orion so many years ago must be getting tired of waiting to launch. I don't read much about them. Anyone know what they are up to?
Starliner and Artemis | Space.com Forums
With the recent events of Boeing's Starliner, will NASA lose trust in Boeing to send astronauts aboard SLS and Orion for the Artemis missions?
Gords - forums.space.com
Gords replied to the thread NASA's Orion crew capsule had heat shield issues during Artemis 1 − an aerospace expert weighs in (op-ed). I would agree with NASA's predicament in looking at and testing new technology, this is a very fair comment.
Hiding a shiny star at 3:20 morning! | Space.com Forums
Hi dear friends, Today morning at 3:20 i went out and saw the stars of the East, then I saw the Orion and its left stars I guess it should be Gemini and there were 2 stars and left of them there was a shiny star and i was watching that that at once disappeared!! I want to know what/how was...
Moon & Mars Ambitions | Space.com Forums
I have been previously critical of NASA's ambitions of the expense and delays of the SLS Artemis and Orion agenda. Enough has been said of the huge budget NASA and our federal government created and the several decades of lost time. Of course everyone knows that TIME IS MONEY. I always liked...
This week's Community Question is about constellations!
Orion has more features than you can shake a small refractor at. Three aligned O-class stars (ie belt) -- what are the odds of that? They point to the brightest star, Sirius -- what are the odds? Betelgeuse is colorful in name and color, and it's not long for this galaxy. It's belching, apparently, so even more colorful than most.
Telescopes, Star Charts, & Planetariums - forums.space.com
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OrionVII - forums.space.com
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p3orion - forums.space.com
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Question - What is the Gravitational time dilation from a spiral arm ...
In our part of the Orion arm the nearest star is 4 light years away. In our exclusive space, half way to the nearest stars, the only mass is the Solar System. The Sun accounts of 99.9% of the mass. Now look at this volume in reduced scale. We shrink things down until the distance to the nearest star is 300 km.
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